The Triumph Thruxton 400 Will Be Here Soon and Here’s Everything I Know

Triumph has always had a knack for crafting motorcycles that look like they were sculpted by angels. From the Bonneville’s timeless lines to the rugged Scrambler, each model is a symphony of form and function.

But let’s talk about the Thruxton—the bike that’s been the crown jewel of Triumph’s classics lineup. Muscular, aggressive, and dashing in every sense, the Thruxton isn’t just a motorcycle; it’s a signature bike. And now the company is going to come out with the Triumph Thruxton 400.

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Check Out the RICTOR Skyrider X1 Flying Motorcycle

The age of future mobility has officially arrived, and RICTOR’s Skyrider X1 is the bright, buzzing harbinger of this electric airborne revolution. At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, RICTOR unveiled its flying motorcycle, a sleek eVTOL that promises to redefine how we think about getting from point A to point B.

Forget the grind of bumper-to-bumper traffic; with the Skyrider X1, personal flight is no longer just for science fiction—it’s practically at your doorstep. Looking like a cross between a scooter and a helicopter, this is a weird and enticing vehicle.

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Donut Lab and Qt Software Partner Up

In a world where electric vehicles are zipping ahead, Donut Lab just shifted into high gear. At CES, the company revealed its master plan to supercharge EV development, unveiling a shiny new software layer for its Donut platform.

But that’s not all—the announcement came with a cherry on top: a partnership with software powerhouse Qt. Together, they’re set to redefine how we design, build, and interact with electric vehicles. This could have major implications for electric motorcycles as Donut Lab has some interesting electric motors that will go in electric motorcycles.

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Here’s Some Leaked Info About Harley-Davidson’s 2025 Softail Lineup

Harley-Davidson is gearing up to unveil its 2025 lineup on January 23, with significant updates expected across its Softail cruiser models. A leaked list of seven Softail bikes includes the Low Rider S, Low Rider ST, Breakout, Street Bob, Heritage Classic, Fat Boy, and a special 35th Anniversary Fat Boy, potentially the brand’s 2025 Icon model.

These Harley models are set to feature an updated engine configuration, particularly the Low Rider variants, which will now sport the Milwaukee-Eight 117 High Output engine. This engine upgrade boosts the Low Rider S and ST to 114 horsepower, a notable increase from the previous 103 hp.

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Triumph Icons Tour Launches for 2025

Triumph’s legacy of crafting iconic motorcycles is taking center stage this winter as the Triumph Icons Tour rolls into 13 U.S. cities. These showcase parties aren’t just about the bikes—they’re about the spirit of adventure, the roar of history, and the camaraderie of riders who know what it means to chase horizons.

At each stop, you’ll get an up-close look at the full lineup of 2025 models, from timeless classics to modern marvels.

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Garmin zūmo R1 Radar: A Blind Spot Safety System for Motorcyclists

Garmin’s new zūmo R1 Radar system offers a compelling option for riders seeking radar-powered safety without buying a whole new bike.

Designed as an aftermarket add-on, the R1 Radar brings blind spot warnings and enhanced visibility to motorcycles that lack factory-installed radar tech. For $599, it’s a safety upgrade that could make all the difference on the road—but it has its limitations.

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Canada Gets the Honda Bikes America’s Been Waiting For

Honda’s recent product planning decisions for the U.S. market have been, let’s say, baffling. While the global stage has welcomed updated models like the 2024 CBR600RR, American enthusiasts have been left with last year’s leftovers.

It’s a recurring theme: intriguing motorcycles teased overseas but held back from American soil, leaving fans stateside feeling like the awkward cousin who wasn’t invited to the family reunion.

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The Donut Lab Electric Motors: Redefining Power and Torque at CES 2025

The Donut Lab electric motors debuted at CES 2025 and they were as bold as they are revolutionary. The startup showcased a quintet of all-electric motors, each boasting a see-through design that is as lightweight as it is powerful.

From drones to hypercars, Donut Lab promises to upend electric powertrain standards with an audacious mix of minimal mass and maximum output. The flagship? A 630-kW (845-hp) motor with a jaw-dropping power-to-weight ratio of 15.75 kW/kg. That’s no small feat in a world where cutting mass often compromises torque.

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Off-Road Travel TV: A New Trail on the Airwaves

Mark your calendars, throttle jockeys—this Sunday, January 12th, at 9:30 a.m., Off-Road Travel TV roars onto MAVTV. This isn’t just another show; it’s a bold first in the world of off-road adventure.

For the uninitiated, Off-Road Travel TV is a 30-minute weekly spectacle dedicated to off-road recreation. From dirt bikes to dune buggies, it’s a love letter to the rugged thrill-seekers who prefer their adventures with a side of dust and grit. Think of it as part travelogue, part gearhead confession, and all about the joy of getting lost—deliberately.

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Beloved Harley-Davidson Dealership in Kansas Sold After 75 Years in Business

The road ahead for a historic Harley-Davidson in Topeka, Kansas, marks the end of a legendary era. For over 75 years, the Patterson family has helmed this cherished dealership, turning it into more than just a showroom—it’s been a hub for the local motorcycle community.

Now, Mike Patterson is hanging up his keys, passing the torch to Steven Towers, a Harley enthusiast with dealerships in North Carolina and Nebraska.

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